LOL Skeptikos .
You show a COMPLETE LACK of Knowledge on Everything you speak of.
This isn't even high-end afficionado stuff- but routine.

The Arabs are so Humilated by defeat they even celebrated that they attempted to fight!
yes that's exactly what they did.. don't you have access to Google.. beside Not knowing ANYthing?

[Incredibly] and Now Completely DISCREDITED Skeptikos:

"Jews on the other hand are known since ancient times to be dishonest "

Wow-- it's rare to see a Knuckle Dragging, Old School, Anti-semite these days.
Most try and keep their credenials/Cover as 'anti-zionists'.
But Tedminator couldn't and now you've gone WAY past him!

And Quoting Classic Hate Site 'JewWatch' as well- that's gotta be # 1 or #2 on the net.

Conrgatulations!
And Mods plase leave Skreptikos Hate Speech for posterity - and permanent discrediting of anything he says on Israel.. or anything else.

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It was a surprise attack by Israeli forces to be sure. I don't think anybody argues that.

However whether Egypt would have attacked or if it was just sabre rattling and trying to improve it's position seems up for debate.

However it certainly wasn't like Israel just attacked out of the blue one day. Both side knew they were standing on the brink of war. The US and Russia were calling each other. Forces were built up. It's just that Israel struck first.

Do you agree with that SE or do you think the Israelis attacked it's neighbors some random day and they had no idea armed conflict could be brewing?

attacks against israel leading to the 6 day war.

June 1957- June 1967
1. Attacks on Israeli water sources by Syria, Egypt, the PLO and the Arab League

1958-59: Syria fired into Israel in a series of incidents intended to prevent the construction of an Israeli pumping station for water from the Jordan River. The station was being built according to guidelines set down by the Johnston Plan, brokered by the United States in 1955.
1964: The Arab League announces a water-diversion effort in an attempt to prevent Israel from completing its own water project. This was a strategic move intended to weaken the Jewish State. King Hussein of Jordan claimed Israel's very existence was a "theft of Arab waters," and would ruin Jordan's saleable water supply; this claim was refuted by the Johnston Plan, which had allotted the amount of water that would be peacefully and safely divided among Lebanon (2.7%), Syria (10.3%), Jordan (56%), and Israel (31%).
1965: In January, Palestinian terrorists attempt to bomb Israel's National Water Carrier, which brings water from the Sea of Galilee to the rest of Israel. This was the first attack carried out by PLO's Fatah. In November, Syria fires on an Israeli patrol, and Israel responds by blocking Arab attempts to divert its water with a strategic air strike. However, attacks on t Israel's water projects persist.
1966: Syrian forces and Palestinian terror groups continue attacks on Israeli water facilities.
1967: In the spring of 1967, Palestinian groups blow several water pumps and destroy irrigation equipment in the north of Israel.

2. Attacks on Israeli civilian communities in the north by the Syrian military

1957-58: From June 1957 to November 1958, there were regular and serious border clashes between Israel and Syria, provoked by consistent Syrian artillery shelling of Israeli villages in the upper Galilee. From their vantage point in the Golan Heights 3,000 feet above the Galilee, Syrian forces targeted Jewish farmers in the Hulah Valley below. Jewish pioneers had been cultivating the valley since the early 1900s and had drained the swamps there, making the land suitable for agriculture.
1962-63: Between December 1962 and August 1963, Israel records 98 Syrian attacks including shelling and acts of sabotage.
1965: In January, the Syrians capture Israeli agent Eli Cohen, cutting off an important source of intelligence about Syrian deployments, particularly on the Golan. Cohen is executed that May.
1966: The IDF records 93 border incidents this year, the majority initiated by Syria. They included:

13 February: Syrians shoot at Israeli tractors with mortars. Israeli forces put two Syrian tanks out of action.
21 February: Syrians fire mortars s at a patrol escorting fisherman on Sea of Galilee.
29 March: Tractor driver wounded by Syrian machine gun fire.
30 March: A second tractor driver wounded by Syrian artillery fire.
30 April: Four Israeli workers wounded by Syrian machine gun fire.
5 June: Syrians shell farm workers.
6 June: Syrian shells set fields on fire.
12 July: A tractor driver is seriously wounded by a Syrian mortar. A forest worker is killed by a Syrian mine.
25 July: Serious clashes between Israel and Syria are followed by inconclusive UN Security Council debate.
15 August: Syrians open fire on a patrol boat. Five Israeli soldiers are wounded.
6 September: Seven land reclamation officers wounded by a mine.
26 September: Syrians fire on a fishing boat.
9 October: Four border policemen killed by a Syrian mine.

1967:

2 January: Israeli soldier wounded during a Syrian shelling.
4 January: Syrians shoot at a farmer.
7 January: Syria shells two Israeli settlements. A tractor driver narrowly escapes death.
8 January: Syrians shell and machine gun three Israeli settlements.
11 January: Two Israeli soldiers wounded during a tank duel.
14 January: A young Israeli soldier killed by a Syrian landmine.
15 January: Syrians shell a lake patrol boat.
13 February: Syrians fire on an Israeli patrol.
14 February: Syrian gunfire wounds an Israeli soldier.
4 March: Tractor driver injured by Syrian mine.
7 April: Syrian gunners fire on an Israeli tractor in the demilitarized zone. Artillery fire is exchanged and the fight escalates. Israel sends airplanes to take out Syrian gun positions. In a dogfight, Israel downs six Syrian MiG-21 planes.
8 April: 200 heavy mortar shells reduce the Israeli Gadot settlement to ruins.
7 May: Syria shells Israeli village of Ein Gev.
2 January: Israeli soldier wounded by Syrian shelling.
14 February: Syrian fire wounds an Israeli soldier.
29 May: Renewed Syrian attacks on Israel.
3 June: Four Syrian commandos intercepted in Israel.
3. Terrorist attacks throughout Israel carried out by the PLO (Palestinian Liberation Organization)
The PLO's methods of attack included blowing up private homes, firing at buses, planting land mines, demolishing water pumps, and murdering civilians.

1964: The PLO is established in 1964 with a Charter calling for destruction of Israel and expulsion of its citizens. By 1965, Yassir Arafat's Fatah organization based in Jordan and backed by other militant groups, launches series of cross-border attacks. The PLO's strategy, called "the entanglement theory," uses sabotage to provoke Israeli retaliation, which in turn rallies Arab opinion against Israel.
1965: PLO organizes 35 terrorist raids against Israel.
1966: PLO and its allies conduct 41 terrorist raids against Israel. On November 11, three Israeli soldiers are killed by Fatah mine.
1967: 37 attacks launched in first four months of the year.

4. Sea blockade of Eilat by Egypt
1956: Egypt's President, Gamal Abdel Nasser decides to nationalize the Suez Canal and blockades the Straits of Tiran which provide the only access to Israel's southern port of Eilat on the Red Sea. Israel responds by invading and occupying the Sinai Peninsula for several months until a U.N. peacekeeping force is put in place and the right of free shipping to Eilat is guaranteed by international law. As a result of the conflict, the U.N. declares Israeli shipping has a clear right to pass through the Tiran Straits. This was decided at the U.N.'s Convention on the Territorial Sea and Contiguous Zone and confirmed at the U.N. Conference on the Law of the Sea on April 27, 1958. In 1950, Egypt itself had recognized the Tiran Straits as "free" in conformity with the recognized principles of international law.



United States President, Lyndon Johnson remarked after the Six-Day War:


“If a single act of folly was more responsible for [the Six-Day War] explosion than any other it was the arbitrary and dangerous announced decision that the Straits of Tiran would be closed. The right of innocent maritime passage must be preserved for all nations."






1967: On May 19, Egypt again blockades the Straits of Tiran, preventing the flow of oil and other goods into Eilat and cutting Israel's entire trade connections with the Far East. Prior to this, Israel clearly stated that closing the Straits would be considered an "act of war." Egypt's blockade of Eilat violated the 1957 U.N. agreements. Maritime nations, which under the agreements were supposed to intervene in the event of such violations, did nothing.
NOTE: On May 16, the commander of the United Nations Peacekeeping Force in Sinai (UNEF) was handed a letter from Egypt's Chief of Staff General Mohammad Fawzy asking that the peacekeepers be withdrawn immediately for their own safety. United Nations Secretary General U Thant tried to negotiate with the Egyptian government, but on May 18, the Egyptian Foreign Minister told governments with troops in the force that they must withdraw. Several countries began evacuating their soldiers. Egypt then informed U Thant that the Egyptian government had decided to terminate UNEF's presence in the Sinai and the Gaza Strip. On May 19, the UNEF commander was given the order to withdraw. Nasser immediately began massing tanks and troops on the border with Israel.

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@ i.beletesri

We can play this game ad infinitum, I post sources and than you post Jewish owned sources claiming exactly the opposite. Sources like the "theisraelproject.org" and the Zionist controlled wiki are no better than Jewwatch and Arab sources!


I just know some of those things written in the Talmud, people fallowing a religion which states that it is ok to lie to non-Jews, to steal from them, or to even kill them, don't have to wonder that other people do no longer believe any word they say! People that believe in the word of a Jew deserve to get ripped off and deceived!

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I must say that "Zionist controlled wiki" has to be the stupidest comment that I have ever hear.

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Jew watch posts only truth, not hate! Wiki is a Zionist hate site spreading all kind of propaganda under the cover of an "open encyclopedia"! I participated for a while on Wiki and I know all those dirty tricks with which alternative points of view are suppressed there. A lot of full time chills like you are moving around there undoing all edits they don't like, in case you do not give in they will start a discussion in which they use all dishonest tricks and intellectual falicies in the book, and in case one still does not given in, a mod comes and locks the article so no more changes in the direction of the truth are possible.

Jews created never anything for the public good, fallowing the Jewish mind set, creating something without using it for the advancement of their own agenda would be a foolish waste of time and recourses. Only the goyim cattle are so stupid! Jews create their own reality and than they use their money and media control to force their nonsense on the rest of the population. In case of resistance, laws are passed to protect their nonsense and to outlaw alternative points of view!

All cooperate media sources are compromised, and so are all other sources depending in one way or another on Jewish money!

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Frank Waltner on freedom of speech


The real hater are those of the Jewish controlled side!

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Huh. So you'll dismiss any source that doesn't totally agree with you as "jewish lies" regardless of its source. Is that correct?

However I'd bet that in regards to the six day war you could find Egyptian and other sources that would confirm a military buildup by Egypt and other related information that shows the Israeli pre-emptive strike wasn't an attack out of the blue.

As for the wiki thing it is possible for people pushing a view to make a difference. However I'm guessing Skeptikos here would have attempted to push some stuff which is just far out there from anti semetic sources and pretty much everybody else would have disagreed with you and you're probably vehement enough to get into some mod trouble.

I presume that you highlighted these two events because they are what you consider to be the two main issues that led to the 6-day war. The well-reported Israeli violations of the demilitarized zone on the Syrian border are marginal to this, are they? The totally over-the-top incursions by Israel into Jordan with the massacre of villagers at Samau played no role in promoting those May 1967 actions, did they? Hmmm. Israel did not show it wanted to poke the Arabs into action did it?

Xandufar also said so on this thread but there was no reaction. Presumably his comments were accepted de facto.
So, let us not ignore that Israel had long been stoking the fire, and for the moment pretend that Nasser got out of bed in early May 1967 not because Israel had been poking him for years, but with no provocation whatsoever by Israel, he decided to rattle her cage just for the sheer hell of it. So let us refer to your top two war-causing factors and see how they stand up to scrutiny using all historical facts.

Rebuttal: 1) May 14th – Nasser orders UNEF withdrawal from Sinai. Mr B says the UN meekly obeyed.
Reference: http://www.un.org/Depts/dpko/dpko/co...f1backgr2.html
They did so because QUOTE: “UNEF could enter and operate in Egypt only with the consent of the Egyptian Government.” UNQUOTE. This was the result of UN deliberations after the unprovoked attack by Israel on Egypt in 1956. There was nothing meek about it Mr B, they were just keeping their word.

Let me remind you what led up to this bellicose situation by quoting the same UNEF document:: QUOTE: The 1949 General Armistice Agreement between Egypt and Israel – concluded under the auspices of and supervised by the United Nations – collapsed when Israel and two major Powers occupied large portions of Egyptian territory .UNQUOTE

Did you spot that Mr B. Since the armistice after the original 1948 flare up when Israel unilaterally declared independence instead of allowing the full implementation of UNSC 181, the first country to go to war was ……? Yes, it was peace-seeking Israel!! (Strange move for someone playing defence and not itself planning to attack). So the track-record for major breaking of peace had been set. And it is ABSOLUTELY clear who started it.

What was the main role of UNEF in Sinai? Mr B. says it was to guarantee the safety of Israel. Let me quote from the same document again - QUOTE: “The United Nations Emergency Force was the key element in the United Nations efforts to resolve the crisis arising from the military action of the Israeli and Anglo-French forces against Egypt.” UNQUOTE

Need another nail? QUOTE: The Secretary-General impressed upon those authorities that the Force provided a guarantee for the withdrawal of foreign forces from Egypt and that, since it would come only with Egypt's consent, it could not stay or operate in Egypt if that consent were withdrawn. UNQUOTE

Naughty Mr B, naughty. That’s not what you said on 2 topics in one sentence. You show scant respect for the real facts. Rebuttal 1) ends.

When I have time I will address your second critical point showing that Egypt was responsible for the 6 Day War, the one about the straits of Tiran.